Horton-in-Ribblesdale: Horton-in-Ribblesdale station was not particularly visible from the village, or even the steep approach driveway, but the new footbridge at the station has changed all that with two lift towers standing out against even a dull sky. This was the view on 4th November 2024, with the footbridge nearing completion but the associated lift shafts still needing work.

Horton-in-Ribblesdale: The new footbridge at Horton-in-Ribblesdale is nearing completion in November 2024, although there is still considerable work to do on the associated lift shafts. Previously there was only a boarded foot crossing here but a public footpath also crosses the line at the station, and leads directly from the summit of Ingleborough to Horton-in-Ribblesdale village, hence it is very busy. The short staircase to the side of the bridge will serve the footpath when complete.

Wansford: Stanier Black 5 4-6-0 No. (4)5231, masquerading as 'Douglas' at Wansford during the Nene Valley's Thomas the Tank Engine day in August 1989. This engine was built by Armstrong Whitworth in 1936 and came to the Nene Valley via the Great Central Railway. It has been regularly used on the main line and is currently at Crewe with Locomotive Services Ltd.

South Tottenham: The rebuilt South Tottenham station, London Overground GOBLIN, looking east, at 14.37 on Thursday, 24th October 2024. Until 7th January 1963, at the start of one of the worst winters of the 20th Century which I can remember well, this station was also served by the Palace Gates (Wood Green) to North Woolwich service.

Mossbay Steel Works: Footbridge from Seaview Drive into the Steel Works, and the rail entry off the Cumbrian Coast line to the Steel Works, on 13th October 2024.

Clyde Place Quay: TS ‘Duchess of Hamilton’ at Bridge Wharf in September 1968.

Dawdon Colliery: 56129 shunts empty hopper wagons at Dawdon. The colliery had closed a few months before and coal stocks were being removed.

Ramsbottom: After the normal passenger service ended, Halloween specials ran from Bury to Irwell Vale on 25th October, hauled by visiting 9F 92134. The 17:30 Bury - Irwell Vale is seen at Ramsbottom.

Strowan Tunnel: Cows graze where once the Crieff and Comrie Railway ran by the River Earn in a view looking west towards Strowan Tunnel. The monument on the right is to Sir David Baird. The cows can be avoided by using the core path not far off to the right.

St Rollox Works: Glasgow Works was busy with the overhaul of class 20 locos in 1984. Here we see 20006 awaiting works along with 20228 and 20146.